Annelid adult cell type diversity and their pluripotent cellular origins

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RT @solana_jordi: Happy and proud to present the peer reviewed version of our Pristina Cell Atlas paper, out now in Nature Communications…

RT @YJ_Luo: Recently, he has applied these approaches to a wide range of animals, including annelids (https://t.co/LsFpsn9Ine), Hydractinia…

Recently, he has applied these approaches to a wide range of animals, including annelids (https://t.co/LsFpsn9Ine), Hydractinia (https://t.co/n15AodE64g), and multiple planarian species. In this talk, he will discuss cell type evolution across the Tree …

And don't miss @solana_jordi's recent paper on annelid adult cell types, published in @NatureComms! Learn more here: https://t.co/oi8VIF7xOf https://t.co/uDEYZCiLwR

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